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Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 2002
Page
1
Dow Jones Up At 11 A.M. This Morning
At 11 a.m. the Dow Jones average stood at 9,789.84, rising 77.57 points from the morning opening. The market shows a positive tilt as trading continues.
Weather outlook for Kansas with cold snaps and light snow
Tonight skies vary as east clear to partly cloudy and west mostly cloudy with colder air. Lows dip to 5 to 10 above in the northwest and 10 to 20 elsewhere. Friday remains mostly cloudy and cold with a chance of central Kansas flurries and highs from 25 to 30 in the north and around the 30s in the south. Friday night stays mostly cloudy with a slight chance of light snow in the southeast.
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Kansas
The Telegram Local News Reference
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Garden City sees small drop in 2001 sales tax receipts
Garden City recorded 2001 sales tax receipts of 4.264 million, down from 4.361 million in 2000, a decline far smaller than feared after ConAgra Beef Co. closure. City officials say tax receipts exceeded projections, leaving more carryover cash for 2002 and easing pressure on the 2003 levy.
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Garden City
ConAgra Beef Co
Bob Halloran
Melinda Hitz
Hitz
Governor balks at Tax Me More fund plan
In Topeka conservatives unveiled a Tax Me More Fund urging voluntary contributions to state government as a budget stopgap. Governor Graves dismissed the idea as nonsense and urged lawmakers to take the budget crisis seriously while Sen Tim Huelskamp led the press event and pledged a bill next week.
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Topeka
Bill Graves
Graves
Tim Huelskamp
R-Fowler
Statehouse
Kansas Taxpayers Network
Wichita
Department of Administration
Huelskamp
Graves promotes rural growth initiative in Kansas
Governor Bill Graves unveiled a rural growth package aimed at revitalizing shrinking counties. The plan includes a $1 million Enterprise Facilitation Program, tax credits for small county retail development, a $750,000 grant to test value-added agriculture credits, and railroad infrastructure tax credits. Critics question sufficiency while supporters praise focus on distressed areas in rural Kansas.
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Topeka
Kansas
Bill Graves
Graves
Johnson County
Kansas State University
Kansas lawmakers weigh license for undocumented residents
In Topeka a legislative hearing opened debate on a bill to let non US residents seek a Kansas driver’s license if they have a tax ID number. Supporters cite tax and safety concerns while officials warn licenses function as identification beyond driving.
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Topeka
Kansas
Carlos Mayans
Wichita
Senate
Sheila Walker
Division of Vehicles
Enron auditing blowback centers on Andersen lawyers
Former Enron auditor David Duncan says Arthur Andersen lawyers drove the document destruction policy. He testified to lawmakers that September discussions and an October memo began the effort to discard records as Enron collapsed. Duncan was fired. Andersen also placed staff on leave and stripped several Houston partners of duties. Lindsey advised on Enron impact, while Bush aides were briefed on the pending inquiry.
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House Energy and Commerce Committee
Houston
White House
Ari Fleischer
Lindsey
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